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president feinstein? >> adopt the minutes. >> vice president nakajo. >> adopt the minutes. >> commissioner collins. >> adopt the minutes. jot motion passes 4-nothing. . item 5. chief of department's report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issues, activities and events went department since the meeting on october 26 of 2022, including budget, academy, special event, communication and out roach to other government agencies and the public. and report from operations deputy chief robert postel on over all field operations leading greater alarm fires. bruro of fire prevention and investigation. training within the department and the airport division. >> greetings and salutations, all. i'm your san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. madam president feinstein. vice president nakajo. commissioner morgan and fraser and new commissioner collins, welcome temperature it is a tloil have a full commission. now i have somebody across from me i can look at. welcome and we -- i appreciate every one of th

strong words today from senator diane feinstein about the attack on nancy pelosi's husband what feinstein is saying in response to lies and disinformation about the attack? and another day means another development at twitter where the situation is constantly changing since elon musk took over. domestic battery. embezzlement. misuse of public funds. lily mei not only stood by fremont's disgraced city manager instead of the victim. behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. francisco native and us senator diane feinstein released a statement today about the lucy attack saying all lawmakers should condemn it. senator says she is quote deeply disappointed by the disinformation by prominent people on the other side of the aisle about the brutal attack against paul pelosi. senator also saying leaders on the other

president feinstein? aye >> nakajo. >> 2 adopt. >> motion is unanimous. >> item 6 general public comment. members may address the commission up it 3 minute in thes commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers address the remarks to the commission and in the individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are in the to enter in debate or discussion with the speaker. the electric of a response by the commissioners or personnel does not constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. caller, would you like to make general public comment? >> yes. please. hi. i'm lisa church the d3 residents. i'm calling to support the golden gate green way project, which is in the far from me. if is a needed feature in the community and supported by community residents, many community grouped and supervisor preston. i don't understand why the fire department continues to obstruct this and some of the other safety projects in san francisco. i just asking

>> senator dianne feinstein, i ran into her inside. she was checking a bag and then i asked her a few questions. senator dianne feinstein heads back to washington today. the senator tells me she is ready to get back to work. she really enjoyed your time home in the bay area. she's the longest tenured female senator currently serving feinstein. she introduced in assault weapons ban back in 2021 and she and i got to talking about that right away. she says after several mass shootings last week, she will continue to fight for this saying guns are far too accessible. let's hear what she had to say. now. >> you know, one of the tragedies of us as we become a nation of guns. it's easy for virtually anybody to get a weapon. and we see the carnage that's taking place. and i think the shooting. many people. it's such a shock to the american conscience that i'm really hopeful. that there will be a movement to begin to reduce the number of fire in this country. >> senator feinstein says as she heads back to washington, this will be on the top of

president feinstein? >> adopt the minutes. >> vice president nakajo. >> adopt the minutes. >> commissioner collins. >> adopt the minutes. jot motion passes 4-nothing. . item 5. chief of department's report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issues, activities and events went department since the meeting on october 26 of 2022, including budget, academy, special event, communication and out roach to other government agencies and the public. and report from operations deputy chief robert postel on over all field operations leading greater alarm fires. bruro of fire prevention and investigation. training within the department and the airport division. >> greetings and salutations, all. i'm your san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. madam president feinstein. vice president nakajo. commissioner morgan and fraser and new commissioner collins, welcome temperature it is a tloil have a full commission. now i have somebody across from me i can look at. welcome and we -- i appreciate every one of th

. ♪ ♪ >> 7.55 right now and senator dianne feinstein becomes the longest serving woman senator in u.sago this week. it was november 4th, 1992, on the 5th. she will surpass former maryland senator barbara mikulski has the longest serving female senator feinstein says he's been a great pleasure to watch more and more women walk the halls of the senate. there were only 2 female senators when feinstein first ran for office in 92 and now there are 24 women and the senate feinstein says she is thankful to all the women who lead the way, particularly former senator mikulski. >> we will take a break here at 7.56. coming up in the next hour of kron. 4 morning news. a strike is looming at the university of california campuses. why workers say they're ready to join the picket line conditions. don't get better. plus, the recent attack against nancy pelosi has been raising questions now. safety as politicians are feeling the heat from coast to coast. we're going to hear the reviews they're going over as new details of the attacker revealed. and san francisco teachers walked off the job over payrol

it took another woman, dianne feinstein to make sure that the cable cars continue to thrive. i feel so fortunate to chair an agency that has such an iconic identity. we were doing work on the lines and got letters from people all over the world saying i'm coming to san francisco for the first time from australia, my lifelong dream is to ride a cable car. that's how iconic it is. when i was in my 20s, i took the cable cars every day. i would see all the locals and you have people running down to catch it. it was such a community. people think the cable cars are only for visitors, but it's a local line. they know the regulars and try to like wait a few minutes to let them get on. i also love sometimes working here and taking the cable car home. whenever i get off add hyde and jackson, i feel look i live here. cable cars are special and iegennic. the great maya anglou worked the cable a cars. they were crucial for the cities and world. i want to thank everyone for being here today. we have to keep the cable cars thriving for now and the future. thank you for organizing this. com

durbin: senator feinstein. sen. feinstein: excuse me.in 2016, the obama administration, for the first time, released data regarding the number of civilian deaths from drone strikes. i commended the administration at the time for taking this important step toward transparency. unfortunately, in 2019, the trump administration halted this annual requirement. i strongly believe, mr. chairman, that greater transparency with drone strike data is away way for the public to gauge the true value of the drone program and understand the care with which these operations are conducted. hiding this information moves us in the wrong direction. various numbers have been tallied by outside organizations, but the government has access to unique information to help determine the number of civilian deaths. i believe the american people deserve to know more about this program and its effects around the world. in 2019, president trump removed the requirement to annually report. i would like to ask this question to everyone if they would quickly answer it. wha

president feinstein? >> adopt the minutes. >> vice president nakajo. >> adopt the minutes. >> commissioner collins. >> adopt the minutes. jot motion passes 4-nothing. . item 5. chief of department's report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issues, activities and events went department since the meeting on october 26 of 2022, including budget, academy, special event, communication and out roach to other government agencies and the public. and report from operations deputy chief robert postel on over all field operations leading greater alarm fires. bruro of fire prevention and investigation. training within the department and the airport division. >> greetings and salutations, all. i'm your san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. madam president feinstein. vice president nakajo. commissioner morgan and fraser and new commissioner collins, welcome temperature it is a tloil have a full commission. now i have somebody across from me i can look at. welcome and we -- i appreciate every one of th

i want to thank the lead sponsor of the built senator feinstein. and also thank and recognize the hard work and effort of senator collins, senator portman, senator sinema and senator tell us for their steadfast commitment. we wouldn't be where we are without their efforts. i also want to thank the staff of all these offices for the longla hours and hard work to gt into this legislation including my own counsel becca and mike chief of staff it can. lastly i want to thank all of the advocates who fought for marriage equality for decades. we are on the cusp of a historic vote in the senate. because of everybody's efforts. i decided in thinking about what i wanted tote share today i wand to put a face and more accurately three faces. let me introduce you to my dear friend margaret, a denise, and their daughter maria. and just tell you a little bit about them. but how this underlying issue impacts them. the marriage and long partnership that my dear friends denise and margaret share began in oklahoma in 1981. it's there as organizers looking to pass the

feinstein released a statement saying all lawmakers should condemn it.e is quote deeply disappointed by the disinformation by prominent people on the other side of the aisle about the brutal attack against paul pelosi the senator also adding leaders on the other side of the aisle have a responsibility to denounce these lies and put an end to them. paul pelosi was released from the hospital back on thursday and his wife house speaker nancy pelosi says he is under doctors care the suspected attacker david missing oakley woman, alexis gabe were discovered in amador county friday. it'll begin at 11 am at oakley city hall and is close to the public. police say parts of alexis's remains were discovered by an amador county resident and/or believed to be scattered throughout the area. the gabe family is organizing a candlelight vigil to celebrate her life on december 9th. they are requesting requesting privacy during this time. well, it was a day of energy and the ultimate test for thousands of runners and wheelchair athletes that streamed through all five borou

a press release, feinstein said she knows that number will keep climbing adding, quote, i will continue to advocate for women's rights in all specs of life. i will continue to advocate for all women leaders, and i will continue to do all i can to represent the people of california. >>> with threats of political violence on the rise, elections officials are working day and night to make sure americans can make their voices heard safely and securely. reporter will natalie brand has a closer look. >> reporter: helicopters flew low over the u.s. capitol for a security exercise just six days ahead of midterm elections. capitol police chief tom major is calling for more security resources to protect lawmakers fighting today's political climate. >> demonizing rhetoric , false claims of election fraud, paired with calls for action against other parties , individuals , or what can combine to cause real harm. >> reporter: shannon hillard tracks political violence at princeton university. she says, despite concerning rhetoric, people should feel safe going to vote. >> it's a period of heightened t

a huge milestone for senator dianne feinstein.making history and what she says about her future. reggie: tips on how you can save on your heating bills. first, a check on the weather withdrew. drew: taking a look at sutro tower. we are dry this morning. dry weather over the next 24 hours. over the weekend, showers are coming back into the forecast. the broader picture, california is quiet this morning. high clouds streaming in from the north, doll head of that storm system impacting the pacific northwest with rain and snow from portland to seattle. this will sinks out over the weekend and bring us the chance for showers. today it is all about partly cloudy skies. warming to the 40's and 50's by 9:00. by lunchtime, upper 50's, lower 60's. this afternoon under partly cloudy skies, topping out in the upper 60's. if you have plans this friday night, not too chilly. additional clouds coming in and that will slow the cooling process. temperatures slowly falling into the 50's after midnight. today, 62 in the city. 68 in santa rosa. 67 in

meanwhile, senator dianne feinstein travel to dc today. kron 4 caught up with the senator at the airport. she says she has work to do in washington following several mass shootings last week in the u.s. noting guns are just way too easy to get. >> you know, one of the tragedies of us as we become a nation of guns. it's easy for virtually anybody to get a weapon. and we see the carnage this taking place. and i think the shooting. many people. it's such a shock to the american that i'm really hopeful. that there will be a movement to begin to reduce the number of fire in this country. >> the architect of the original assault weapons ban, which was allowed to expire in 2004 feinstein reintroduced a weapons ban last year after she says last week's shootings. she will continue to fight for this again. >> in san francisco, people gathered last night at harvey milk plaza to mourn the anniversary of the assassination of harvey milk and mayor george moscone e sunday marked the 44th anniversary of the assassination of both san francisco milk and may

dianne feinstein is reaching in the united states senate. stay wit san francisco police are investigating a deadly attack near 7 11 store in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. >> police say a 77 year-old man was killed. 2 other people were hurt. and while police have made an arrest, neighbors say more needs to be done about safety for gayle ong joins us here in the studio tonight with community reaction. gayle. >> police say this attack was random. the attack was captured on surveillance video. it was shared with us because the neighbors want to bring awareness to this incident and we do want to warn you the images you're about to see are graphic. a vicious beating captured on surveillance video. it was just before 06:30am, in the morning tuesday near bayshore and raman. streets in san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood. >> police say an elderly man died on the scene. 2 others were taken to the hospital. this is a despicable act and >> we think that people should know when people out here taking our >> san francisco superviso

feinstein introduced an assault weapons ban back in 2021. she says after several mass shootings last week she aims to continue her fight for this saying guns are far too accessible. it's easy for virtually anybody to get a weapon. and we see the carnage that's taking place. >> and i think the shooting. many people. it's such a shock to the american i'm really hopeful. that there will be a movement to begin to reduce the number of fire in this country. >> senator feinstein says as she heads back to washington, this will be on the top of her list of things to work on finds i'm being one of many here at sfo getting to the line. it's been pretty steady at sfo. we haven't seen many delays or cancellations, but >> from now until new year's day, the airport expects to see 5 million people traveling in and out of the airport. >> and they're recommending you to get to the airport 2 hours early for domestic flights and 3 hours early for international flights. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting at sfo. back to you. >> thank you, star. well tonight, the red

start making more changes. protestors unfurled a giant banner in front of for various historic noise feinstein, which even served as the inspiration for the famous days newcastle activists are calling for an end to what they call climate fairytales. representing talk without action. delegates from over a 190 countries are gathering in egypt for the cop 27 climate conference. experts say time is rapidly running out. to avoid global catastrophe. or earlier i spoke with hannah fisher, she's a spokesperson for the group that organized the protest. and i asked her, what impact she hopes to protest actions will have on the leaders? what im, what impact to we hope to have. i mean, why it is super urgent to, to, to do whatever we can for, for getting climate action to actually happen. and not only to listen to ferried at the fairy tales. why this is important. you showed us, i think a 2nd ago. so there is no doubt. and we, i mean, cup 27 means more than 40 years of climate conferences. 22nd 26 times all global decision makers coming together and discussing making plans, but actually not taking action.

the various iconic noise feinstein castle is often seen as a symbol of germany rich fairytale tradition even serving as the inspiration for disney's iconic fairytale castle. now climate activists are using it to send the message to world leaders as the when's climate conference kicked off? protesters unfurled a giant banner in front of the historic attraction, calling for an end to what they labeled climate fairytales delegations from over a 190 countries are gathering in egypt right now for the cop 27 climate talks. and experts, a time is rapidly running to avoid global catastrophe. well, earlier i spoke with hannah fisher. she's as folks person for the group that organized the protest. and i asked her, what impact she hopes to protest actions will have leaders. what, what impact do we hope to have? i mean, why it is super urgent to, to, to do whatever we can for, for getting climate action to actually happen. and not only to listen to the everyday fairy tales. why this is important. you showed us, i think a 2nd ago, so there is no doubt. and we, i mean, cup 27 means more than 40 years

the various iconic noise feinstein castle is often seen as a symbol of germany's rich fairy tale tradition even serving as the inspiration for disney's iconic fairytale castle. now, climate activists are using it to send the message to world leaders as the ones climate conference kicks off. protestors unfurled a giant banner in front of the historic attraction, calling for an end to what they labeled climate fairy tales. delegates from over 190 countries are gathering in egypt right now for the cop 27 climate talks. experts say time is rapidly running out to avoid global catastrophe. well, hannah fisher is a spokesperson for the group that organize the protest, and she joins us now. welcome to the w, and i'd like to start by asking what impact do you hope this pro, these protest actions like the one we've seen today? we'll have on leaders. thank you. thank you for the great introduction. pablo. i hope you can hear me well. what, what impact do we hope to have? i mean, why it is super urgent to, to, to do whatever i can for, for i'm getting climate action to actually happen and not only to

feinstein: thank you, mr. president. i'd like to applaud the house for passing the respect for mairming act with significant bipartisan support earlier this summer. it is now the time for the senate to do the same. i'd like to take a moment to speak to my republican colleagues who have said marriage equality is, quote, a nonissue, end quote, right now. some of my senate colleagues have said things like, quote, it's the law of the land, so passing legislation is not a good use of congress' time, end quote. but as we saw this summer, with the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, hard-fought rights are still always vulnerable to repeal. we must also remember that a concurring opinion to the roe v. wade repeal, one supreme court justice explicitly called for the court to reconsider and overturn obergefell. we must act now so that no matter what happens the cou courts -- married, same-sex and interracial couples are protected. overturning obergefell and loving would return the country to a patchwork of state laws

kumasi: dianne feinstein will become the senate's longest-serving senator.itially in 1978 after the assassination of mayor price goni. at the time she ran, there were only two female senators. now there are 24. senator feinstein writes in part "i appreciate the opportunity to continue serving california. i will serve and advocate for women leaders and do all i can't represent the people -- can to represent the people of california." reggie: starbucks sales hit a record in the most recent quarter, making $8.5 billion in revenue. that's despite large investments in new cafÉ equipment and higher pay for employees. but not everything is going up in price. avocados are down this year, 67% from their peak in june. what gives? an excess in supply. 90% of the avocados we'd come from mexico, and this year's crop was better than expected. now we will take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are actually up 220 points. oh. paypal and then mono striving to help -- and venmo striving to help apple users take payments right from their iphones. payments rival sq

president feinstein? >> adopt the minutes. >> vice president nakajo. >> adopt the minutes. >> commissioner collins. >> adopt the minutes. jot motion passes 4-nothing. . item 5. chief of department's report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issues, activities and events went department since the meeting on october 26 of 2022, including budget, academy, special event, communication and out roach to other government agencies and the public. and report from operations deputy chief robert postel on over all field operations leading greater alarm fires. bruro of fire prevention and investigation. training within the department and the airport division. >> greetings and salutations, all. i'm your san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. madam president feinstein. vice president nakajo. commissioner morgan and fraser and new commissioner collins, welcome temperature it is a tloil have a full commission. now i have somebody across from me i can look at. welcome and we -- i appreciate every one of th

respective marriage active a bipartisan bill that senator baldwin and i have introduced with senator feinsteinn, senator portman senator sinemall and senator tillis. this bill recognizes the unique and extraordinary importance on an individual and societal level. would help to promote equality and prevent discrimination andin protect the rights of americans with same-sex and interracial marriages. to accomplish these goals while maintaining liberty and protection. i'm proud to be the lead republicans sponsor of this legislation grateful a similar bill passed the house with strong bipartisan support. p madame president as the senate prepares to vote on this ishistoric legislation i would be remiss if i did not begin by recognizing the progress lgbtq individuals in this country and our country has made in recent times to achieve equal rights. not long ago patriotic americans cannot be honest about their sexual orientation while fighting to protect our country under freedom and i'm in the fight was senator lieberman to repeal the discriminatory don't ask / don't tell. not long ago in america that

senator dianne feinstein condemning the attack on paul pelosi.ling on her republican colleagues to do. you're looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we are up about 70 points. another update on the market is next. then attribute to the late aaron carter. how the backstreet boys honored his death. stay with us at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00 on the abc news app. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: we are approaching 6:39. we are live at fort baker showing the stormy conditions today and tomorrow. outside on live doppler 7, what we're finding is isolated showers mainly in the north bay. we zoom in and around cloverdale. tahoe, we are seeing snow. we have chain controls on 50 and 80. have the gloves, the scarf, the winter jacket. 30's and 40's for the most part on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we are expecting the heaviest rain and strongest wind eight tonight to early tomorrow morning. let's plan after monday. showers in the north bay. as we go about the afternoon, anyone is fair game for a pop up shower or th

feinstein issued a statement today saying what happened has been clearly established by the media police and the attacker themselves. she went on to say lies and disinformation about the attacker, cruel and inhumane and attack against the family member of an elected official should be universally condemned. instead, these lies served to further divide our society and spur more violence just as the attacker was moved to violence by right wing conspiracy theories. she continued leaders on the other side of the aisle have a responsibility to denounce these lies and put an end to them. loud and dangerous sideshows that police scrambling all across the bay area last night. it was organized mayhem with hundreds of vehicles moving from town to town kron four's gayle ong reports. >> a busy night for law enforcement for sure. you can see here chasing the same crowd from city to city. >> richmond. and hayward. chose on a rampage down highway 80 late saturday. according police at around 11:00pm, roughly 300 cars took over columbus parkway at mere blocks from where another major side show took place

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. >> diane vance -- dianne feinstein sent a letter that the trade commission investigate and take necessary action or business practices that are not fair. there is reason to wonder if elon musk is protecting users information. >> elon musk is not taking responsibly -- not taking seriously the responsibility that twitter has. in a lot of ways, we are seeing the government stepping up a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit insane look, let's make sure that amid all of this chaos people's private information does not get suddenly let loose on the internet. >> ling -- he "negative tweets will be due monetize -- d monetized -- >> still ahead, after 80 years, a navy veteran is getting an apology after being disconnected against. what he hopes comes from today's apology. >> this thing called an historic moment for people suffering from type one diabetes. type one diabetes. the first of its kind therapy in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommen

feinstein says it's been a great pleasure to watch more and more women walk the halls of the senate.at there were only 2 female senators when she first ran for office in 1992. and now that man, that number. well, it's not whopping. it was 2 and now has 24 30 years later. well, trying to says she's thankful for all the women who have led the way, particularly for former senator michael we'll take a break at 5.55. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. a strike is looming at the university of california campuses will tell you why workers say they're ready to join the picket line. >> if they're working conditions don't change. and a recent attack against nancy pelosi's husband raises questions of safety. concerns for politicians are going to hear the reviews that they're going over as new details of the attacker revealed and sf usd teachers have to by school district there walking off the job over payroll issues that have gone on for months. the district says they're doing now to try to help their employees. a breakfast croissant plus seasoned potatoes for three bucks? and

i got to give credit to senators feinstein, grassley, and schatz. they've championed this legislation. and worked hard to see is that it's gotten the support of all the senators. and it would eliminate the red tape that hinders cannabis research, opening the dart for new, innovative research. if you're one of the millions of americans who deals with conditions like parkinson's or epilepsy or post-traumatic stress, cannabis might hold new options for managing these diseases buzz we need to do the research first. and the federal government has been woefully behind the times on this front. this bill will help fix that and equally important, i hope after passing this bill, the senate can make progress on other cannabis legislation, too. i'm still holding productive talks with democratic and republican colleagues in the house and the senate on moving additional bipartisan cannabis legislation in the lame duck and we're going to try very, very hard to get it done. it's not easy, but we're making good progress. so i thank my colleagues for the excellent th

lawmakers have not been in washington due to the thanksgiving break, but we cut senator dianne feinstein on our way back to the nation's capital today. she says she has work to do in washington. >> you know, one of the tragedies of us as we become a nation of guns. it's easy for virtually anybody to get a weapon. and we see the carnage this taking place. and i think the shooting. many people. it's such a shock to the american that i'm really hopeful. that there will be a movement to begin to reduce the number of fire in this country. >> senator feinstein introduced an assault weapons ban back in 2021, she says after last week's shootings she'll continue to fight for this. the window for democrats to pass any additional gun legislation is very small as republicans are saying, set to take control of the u.s. house come january. new at 10 tonight, the lafayette city council unanimously passed an ordinance tonight requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms in a locked container or use a safety lock. the council plans to make it official at the next council meeting with a second reading

. >> actually, senator feinstein has indicated that she does not want to serve as senate president pro tempore. stay tuned next. >> you mentioned that you intend to sit down the leader mitch mcconnell? has that meeting happened yet? what is your approach? is it any different from this last congress? >> first, it hasn't happened yet. we're waiting until they have their elections. i think they're having a discussion in those about those elections today in their lunch, which is still ongoing. your question has been answered no, i'm teasing him bolton. so the bottom line is we want to get things done and we proved last time in a 5050 congress that we could now have a hierarchy, hierarchy, a the top of the hierarchy. get it done in a bipartisan way when you can, we passed six or seven major bills just between june and august and other bills like the infrastructure bill in the postal bill previous if we -- previously. if we can't get it done with republicans, do it on your own. the ira is one of the things we're proudest of, the republicans because they're in the throes of big oil would not

senator if dianne feinstein should leave early marcus sonier from concord a solid member who staying in there despite the fact that i got to tell you. it's not the greatest jobs. no, it's not an easy job lot of travel a lot of time and it's you're running for office constantly pelosi's let's talk about her replacement lik successor as the democratic leader is hakeem jeffries. he would be the first black person to lead democrats nancy pelosi, of course the first woman to ever hold that role he represents new york. so here's the question phil could california lose something by no longer being represented by the speaker of the house. well california will be represented possibly by the speaker of the house put on the republican side kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area appears to have the votes to take pelosi's place. so there's here's the catch. we have a democrat who would be sympathetic. let's say to the bay area's priorities versus a california republican that wouldn't so dan. that's that's the nature of politics. but right now it's going to be a question of like can california w

should be dianne feinstein but she is 89. feinstein said she won't serve.resident pro tem is third in line to the presidency. >> the senate today cleared a vote on the codify same sex and interracial marriage. >> that's right. the senate broke a filibuster on a bill to bar efforts to undercut same sex marriage. democrats worry the supreme court could strike it down. they have cited the court's ruling on roe v. wade. final passage could come tomorrow. bret? >> bret: okay. we'll watch that chad pergram live on the hill. thanks. let's bring in fox news senior political analyst brit hume. brit, good evening. i want to start where we started and that is former president trump and his final launch. what did you make of the speech and the reaction to it? >> well, it was very long. very much trump except for the one important respect which we reported which there was no mention of the 2020 outcome and his ceaseless previously ceaseless objections to it and claims that was stolen that proved a mill stone, that argument proved a mill stone around a new mexico the num

you know, trying to interview people coming and going from ran into none other than senator dianne feinstein. she spent thanksgiving at home in the bay area and today she's heading back to work just like so many. but she's going back to washington, d.c., senator tells one of the tragedies of us as we become a nation of guns. >> it's easy for virtually anybody to get a weapon. and we see the carnage that's taking place. and i think the shooting. many people. it's such a shock to the american that i'm really hopeful. that there will be a movement to begin to reduce the number of fire in this country. >> feinstein introduced an assault weapons ban back in 2021. and she says that after the several mass shootings in the last week, ready to continue her fight for that to fight for this. and she says that guns are far too excessive along. we actually heard president biden and massachusetts talking about the same thing during his thanksgiving holiday. now back out here live at sfo. if you're flying anytime from now until new year's day, just like senator just like anybody else expect it to biz. be b

. >> jeanine: you have swalwell, feinstein, the chinese infiltrating. being investigated. what about this? you want to answer this? yeah, i think the whole thing is rich, it is just a totally rich hypocrisy that can only happen with this president, who hates anybody who is not a democrat, and he has lied to the american people, saying nothing about his son's business dealings, tony bobulinski is the only guy who came out, the fbi wanted to interview anyone else coming on to talk about fraud, you want to talk about other governments, they went through europe with a garbage bag and a vacuum cleaner sucking up the money. from all these people who have no interest in america and being free. elon musk buys twitter and people are now what worried, oh, my god, the first amendment, they are not going to have any lockdown on the first amendment. i have no problem with this. >> jessica: okay. dana, the impersonating problem that is happening on twitter now, we were talking earlier about this, eli lilly tweet that was up the arts before it happens to lebron james.

but otto warburg stays in the army and albert feinstein of all people printable letter and said thato important for science, you we need you tomorrow. and it was otto warburg's parents who asked feinstein to write him a letter and otto warburg does come home after einstein asked him to it it's interesting because einstein said you too important for science not really it was very arrogant. and i think that, i think that einstein understood how to convince otto warburg in turn if he comes home. it is possible that does not, he died in the mark. and is incredible answers never happened. so i think i'm sign in theory could've really played a very important role in the story. patty: back to the lab now that we our world war i which was very interesting. so talk about missus egerton's, what was it. the sea creature that it worked with. sears. explain his work, what was his goal, what was he searching for. almost single-mindedly. sam: it even starts before when he was in training as a medical student and physiologist but he is going about the same european scientist to special train station

feinstein staff filed initial paperwork last year to run again in 2024, although she has not publiclyr she might seek another term. us and nato intelligence officials say a deadly missile strike in poland was not a russian attack . authorities say the missile likely came from ukraine as it was spending off a russian air assault. but it's fox news, greg palkot explains. ukrainian leaders remain firm that russia is still ultimately to blame. the investigation is ramping up in poland after two people died in a missile strike near the ukrainian border. initial reports suggested the missile was fired from russia. but now both the u. s and nato are claiming the evidence points elsewhere, saying it was likely a ukrainian air defense missile , responding to russian attack is believed to have veered off course and landed just over the border, raising fears among some locals that the war could be expanding into nato territory of what comes next. everyone has fear for sure about what will happen this night or the next day. but ukrainian president talansky's reportedly denying the missile came fr

. >> good morning president feinstein and commissioners. chief of department command staff [inaudible] director of training. referring to page 26, which is recruit training but i'm going to ask questions that surround that. recruit training. i know that the top of the meeting we talked about graduation next friday. and i believe we are talking about 44 out of 51. and what i wanted start asking about is that there has been a tremendous amount of movement this year 2022, i'm not going to see president a tremendous amount of boom the last 2 years. curious how many members well,il take it back. how many memberos probation and how long does this last. what i'm looking for probation of one class to 2 class or does that teeter top off each other. one class graduated they are offered. >> and i want to hear had that number looks like. and off the top of your head. how many graduates f have we had and this may not be your part of it the other part i think it is i try to balance the community with members that retire. it does not have to be today can

dan: a group of senate democrats including san francisco's dianne feinstein sent a letter demanding theommission investigate witter security and take necessary action for any breaches of business practices that are unfair or deceptive. ama: one of the victims of a school shooting has died. it's been six weeks since the shooting at king estates, a campus that houses several schools. david zacharia was a carpenter for oakland unified school district and had been hospitalized since the day of the shooting. he died yesterday. students and staff remember david as a valued employee who was always willing to have. -- help. david installed the school's pa system which played a role in student safety the day of the shooting. >> he was a very friendly, kind, respectful, gentle human being who lent a hand. ama: david told a cold worker -- coworker he was looking forward to retiring someday. police haven't made any arrests. the contra costa coroner's office has released the identities of the five people involved in a wrong way crash on highway four. this is the scene of the crash early thursday mor

years. senator patrick j lee has been serving for 47 years. chuck grassley, 41 years, while dianne feinstein is now the oldest sitting you a senator at the age of $89.00. each. me being challenges, but it's also benefit when it comes to being in congress. i've seen changes and trans not only in california, but across the country, not to mention animal than senate. living through that has made me much more effective at my job. such administrations usually have the packing of the armed forces in the u. s. we can see the growing military influence. the pentagon, for example, already plays a leading role in manipulating social media in support of washington's national security priorities. we conduct those operations in support of national security priorities. what i would highlight is that they must be undertaken in compliance with u. s. law and beauty policy. and we have safeguards in place and are committed to observing those safeguards. these are not public affairs operations. these are military information support operations. many of those responsible for you as defense policies also have sh

joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and dianne feinstein, a little older, it helps to have that extra insurance of another vote. >> i think the only insurance is going to be judicial appointments because everything else will be difficult, especially if you're talking about an economic agenda and getting republicans to come on board. i'm going to jump in -- >> please. >> -- on this part. i want to say about tuesday, republicans are expecting a revolution. they got a revelation. the revelation is a lot about the mpact of women voters in this area and how they are activated. we know from 2018 and 2020, with a sense of urgency, you see women run, donate, you know, protest, and get engaged. come the dobbs decision in june, it did have that impact that a lot of republicans are not talking about in areas that matter, whether it was a ballot initiative or suburban area like pennsylvania. we did see positive sides with women and the republican party when it came to strong governance or would governors who look like they were holding the line, whether male or female, they were rewarded by those suburban